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Security of Quebec vaccine passport app's QR codes questioned
22july2013 said:IreneW said:hexclock said:DAalseth said:bonoboextreme said:DAalseth said:That is disconcerting. They are implementing a Vaccine Passport here in BC next month. I hope they use a more secure system. It's sad thought that there are people that will work hard to make themselves a fake VP, or buy one from someone, rather than just getting the shot for free. Reminds me of the people that spend a hundred dollars worth of time and hassle to build a system to save thirty dollars on their taxes.The list of reasons that prevent an adequate vaccine response is well described. They are being offered a third dose.The list of reasons that medically prevent a first dose is non existent as mRNA vaccines have never been used before.The list of reasons that medically limit a second dose includes serious adverse effects such as myocarditis. Tough decision for those folks.The list of reasons that people just refuse vaccines includes fear, ignorance, anti-government rebellion, stubbornness, selfishness, childishness, .. but these are not medical reasons.
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Proposed antitrust bills would ban Apple from preinstalling its own iOS apps
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What the EU mandate for a common smartphone charger means
I understand the logic to try and curb electronic waste but the EU should try to make a real impact by banning cheap 'disposable' phones that use Android OS and force manufactures to provide security and software updates to all phones - like Apple does. According to Recon Analytics the average lifespan of Android phones is about 21 months compared to the average lifespan of an Apple device at just over four years. Given that Android has such a huge market share, that is a LOT of e-Waste.
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Law firm that extracted $450M settlement in Apple e-books case is going after company for ...
The $450 million settlement from Apple over e-book price fixing was enabled by the success of the United States of America v. Apple Inc. antitrust case in which the Court held that Apple Inc. conspired to raise the price of e-books. It was a controversial decision. I personally doubt that there will be a successful case here against Apple on the batteries but this is a strange world these days. -
Apple Watch GPS functionality target of latest Uniloc patent lawsuit
Nothing will change until patent laws change. It is hard to see how there can be damage to these entities that do not create an actual product ie. they are losing sales and money. Why is there is so much IP allocated into 'concepts without translation into actual products? My guess is that hungry lawyers are at the root cause.